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I said no " " -- but that is how you write it in the Dreamweaver target
box. If you are hard-coding, you do use the " " Any string of letters
that is not already reserved will work. Since all the reserved names I
know start with _ (are not strictly alphabetical) I think I'm safe. You
won't find this on the drop-down list. Just type it in.
It's not foo.html -- the url isn't touched -- just the target.
As for double clicking, it's easy to do by accident.
Ev
Jerry Kindall wrote:
> Ev, I don't have any knowledge of Dreamweaver specifically, but it looks
> to me like that's just an HTML target attribute (e.g. in the HTML it
> becomes <a href="foo.html" target="_blank">). A target of "_blank"
> means that the link always opens a new window. If you use any other
> name (make one up suitable to your project, but don't start it with an
> underscore), then the first link opens a window of that name, and
> subsequent links use the same window if it exists (if the user closes
> it, a new one is opened with the next link). (Also, "_self" can be used
> to force a link to open in the same window as the document containing
> the link.)
>
> (Users are still double-clicking Web links -- in 2009! *boggle*)
>
>
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